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. 1986 Dec 6;293(6560):1505. doi: 10.1136/bmj.293.6560.1505-a

Non-invasive femoropopliteal assessment: is that angiogram really necessary?

A R Baker, D S Macpherson, A Bolia, P R Bell
PMCID: PMC1342277  PMID: 3099933

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